“I definitely hope that they confess to what happened and just try to tell the truth. That’s what should have happened in the first place. We definitely want answers and someone to come forward that they did it,” said Michael Petrino, a neighbor.

Another neighbor is relieved to hear police believe they have the hit-and-run vehicle in custody.

“It’s a good thing. They’re obviously doing what they need to do. It’s obviously upset the community very much. We have a lot of other stuff going on down the road, but it’s a good thing,” said Benjamin Shaffer, a neighbor.

Police did not announce an arrest or identify a suspect.

They are asking anyone with information on the windshield’s location, or any other information about the incident, to call them at 717-838-8188.

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